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Baisley Lodges

Looking for a getaway near the city not too far away? Baisley Lodges is the place to stay! Waterfront chalets along the Madawaska river; peace and much needed tranquility. This is the place to Be!! For more information, please contact Fran Roussel at 735-7652.

Ducks Unlimited Centre

This is a place to see... to learn... to explore. It's the perfect spot for birdwatching, as well as a wonderful place to learn more about wetlands and conservation. At the centre, nestled on the north bank of the Saint John River, you can stand on the deck and marvel as you spot osprey, waterfowl, and even a Bald Eagle or two! You can also enjoy the lovely view of the city of Fredericton, directly across the river. Friendly staff, with the help of hands-on exhibits, will answer your questions. Built with donations of material and time, this centre is a true community venture.

East Wind Gifts

East Wind Gifts carries a large assortment of locally made, handcrafted items. All our items are made in New Brunswick and most are made in the Miramichi area. New Brunswick crafted items include such things as hand knit sweaters, caps and scarves, pottery, locally designed jewellery, New Brunswick Tartan scarves, handmade baskets and embroidery work. A local art gallery is right next door.

Edmundston Downtown Market

In the heart of downtown Edmundston, this outdoor market offers a variety of local produce, art, crafts and home-made products. Come and meet our local growers; they will gladly introduce you to the many varieties of fruits and vegetables that are grown in the area.Breakfasts are also served; enjoy hearty sausages or the traditional PLOYES, our unique buckwheat pancakes.The farmers market is the local meeting place for everyone in the area and also features music and children’s activities. It’s a great opportunity to experience the local culture!

Elmhurst Outdoors

Elmhurst Outdoors is a small family run operation that promotes education and recreation in the outdoors. We provide various fun-filled opportunities throughout the year that allow visitors to enjoy the woods and waters of New Brunswick while learning about our heritage and environment.

Evandale Resort & Marina

The Evandale Resort is the last of the River Boat Hotels, built in 1889. It's nestled along the river banks of the Saint John River next to Evandale Ferry, located south of the Village of Gagetown. The River Boat Hotel was built to accommodate the passengers travelling the Saint John River on steam boats. This building still maintains its historic charm showing off modern features, a perfect destination to meet the needs of our guests.

Falls and Gorge Camping

Hello dear visitors! Wooded nature, rumble of the falls, a spectacular gorge, this is what the Falls and Gorge Campground has to offer. Visitors are greeted by a bilingual and dedicated staff. The campground is located just above the cliff in the heart of downtown and near the season falls and gorge. For a breathtaking experience, numerous lookouts along the gorge offering panoramic views are available at all times. Come and discover New Brunswick's best-kept secret!

Fog Forest Gallery

One of the finest small, private galleries in the Maritimes, Fog Forest Gallery has been dedicated to the exhibition and sale of original artworks by Canada’s professional artists and artisans since 1984. The gallery boasts a selection of works by some of Canada’s finest and most well-respected artists. Paintings, handmade art prints, sculpture, photography, jewellery and pottery are all exhibited with respect and care in a gallery full of natural light and within an atmosphere that is friendly and welcoming. An extensive, continuously updated website informs of all gallery activities.

Founding Cultures Museum

From the indigenous peoples who first lived of these lands, to the French, British, Irish and Scottish who came after, discover how our diverse cultures shine in charming coastal villages like Grande-Anse. Immerse in local history paced by the tides and learn the relations between these communities to discover and understand the striving founding cultures still living on our shores.

Free Meeting House - National Historic Site

The Free Meeting House, built in 1821, is one of Moncton’s oldest standing public buildings. Its purpose was to serve as a home for all religious denominations until such time as individual groups could raise the money required to build their own churches. The Free Meeting House was designated a National Historic Site in June 1990. Visits are offered by request at the admissions desk of Resurgo Place, adjacent to the Free Meeting House, during business hours..

Galerie d'art Louise-et-Reuben-Cohen

Galerie d'art Louise-et-Reuben-Cohen's programming is designed with the view of animating a community around visual arts and fostering dialogue on artistic practices. Overall, the exhibition programming aims at presenting quality works that resonate with the community and today's society, focused on artistic innovation, research and experimentation. The Gallery is located in the Clément-Cormier building of Université de Moncton's Moncton campus, alongside the Acadian museum.

Galerie des bâtisseurs du Centre communautaire Sainte-Anne

This gallery features work from various New Brunswick francophone and anglophone artists.

Galerie Sans Nom

Our gallery presents contemporary art exhibitions and events of regional and national interest.

Garrison Night Market

On summer Thursdays from 4:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., Carleton Street in the Historic Garrison District comes alive with the Garrison Night Market This art-infused farmers market features local and imported handmade products, art, craft and design, clothing, locally-grown farm products, local microbrews, and, of course, food! A different experience every week with new vendors, local musical entertainment and buskers!

Beau Soleil B&B

Large, well-kept property with private entrances. Air conditioning, cable TV, patio with barbecue and refrigerator. Access to telephone and Internet. Bilingual service. We are located across the much frequented Parlee Beach. It is a ten-minute walk from our home to the seashore, and downtown Shediac, a charming little town small that offers numerous activities and attractions during the day and evening, is located two kilometres away.

Gîte Toutes Saisons B&B

As you open the door, you smell cedar. How soothing it feels! Your hosts' warm greeting makes you feel that you're entering a peaceful refuge. As they show you around, you notice with delight that there is bread baking and a big pot of seafood chowder simmering on the stove. You hear music playing and the sound of songbirds. It's as if you're reconnecting with another world, another part of your consciousness. In your room, the windows are open, and a soft, salty breeze is wafting in from Chaleur Bay.

Government House

NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE AND PROVINCIAL HERITAGE PLACE This building had been a hospital and a barracks for World War I soldiers, and for more than 50 years it housed RCMP headquarters. Today, it has been restored and returned to its former glory and is once more in use as the official residence of New Brunswick's Lieutenant-Governor.

Grand Falls Farmers Market

Every Saturday morning from May to October, come to the farmers market situated across from the Grand Falls Gorge, featuring seasonal farm-fresh produce, baked goods, homemade jams and jellies, pickles, preserves as well as arts and crafts items. Our exhibitors will never cease to amaze you! Come for breakfast or lunch with the family and enjoy and savor good home-made cooking in Papa Joe's Kitchen. The new food court was named in honor of the late Joe Savage, a well-known and respected farmer. Listen and dance along to local music and enjoy local culture.

Grand Falls Gorge

Bring your camera to capture the Grand Falls Gorge, one of New Brunswick's best kept secrets! Discover the 1.6 km (.6 mi.) walking trail located along the spectacular gorge and appreciate breathtaking views from various lookouts. It is also possible to explore our famous gorge on a zip line. To better appreciate the gorge, walk down 401 steps to witness the wells in the rocks and be dazzled by this natural wonder. Grand Falls gorge simply amazing and naturally gorgeous.

Grand Manan Art Gallery

The Grand Manan Art Gallery is a non-profit public gallery featuring art exhibitions and workshops. The gallery showcases a series of exhibits that feature both local and visiting artists. Works of historical value are also displayed in the permanent collection gallery. The gallery is a beacon for the creative community and for those who love the arts. Opening night receptions offer insight into our island's creative community and provide a terrific opportunity to meet featured artists and others.

Grand Manan Farmers Market

Farmers Market featuring: fresh vegetables in season, herbs, cut flowers and perennial plants, homemade bread, pickles, fudge and pies; lots of crafts, knitting, needlework, candles, soap, leather goods, photography and hot coffee.

Grand Manan Museum

Community-owned museum with collections and exhibits reflecting many aspects of the island's fishery, navigation, cultural history, and natural sciences. It houses over 24 permanent exhibits, including the Allan Moses Gallery of 300 taxidermy birds and a touch screen of bird calls. Recent additions include marine tidal murals and new outdoor exhibits. The tax-free shop features the varied work of many Maritime artisans. Public evening programmes in both arts and sciences run twice weekly throughout July and August.

Grande-Anse Visitor Information Centre

Stop at the Visitor Information Centre at Grande-Anse, on the Acadian Coastal Drive, to receive a variety of FREE services which will enhance your travel experience, such as: • Travel assistance and itinerary planning • Information about events, attractions and festivals • Gift shop Take the time to have a beach picnic, relax by Chaleur Bay, and to pose for scenic photos with the lighthouse and the lobster trap.

Grande-Digue Visitor Information Centre

Stop at the Grande-Digue Visitor Information Centre, on the Acadian Coastal Drive, to receive a variety of FREE services that will enhance your travel experience, such as: • Travel assistance and itinerary planning • Information about events, attractions and festivals • Gift Shop The Centre is situated within the Musée des pionniers de Grande-Digue (pioneers museum), which contains a 6-building miniature village with over 3,000 artifacts.

Hole-in-the-Wall

The Hole in the Wall rock arch is a landmark attraction carved by the magnificent Bay of Fundy. Visit this privately owned hiking park to see the arch, along with hiking trails and viewing decks that overlook herring weirs and offer unmatched views of the Bay of Fundy. Keep a lookout, because there’s always the possibility of a whale sighting! A special treat for children is the Discovery Trail, a 10-minute walk to the rock arch where keen eyes can spot objects waiting to be discovered.